The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-12-22
DINNER.
Rabbit Soup.

Drowned Beefs Tongue.
Curry of Tomatoes and Rice.
Turnips with White Sauce.
Boiled Indian Pudding.
Fruit. Coffee.
RABBIT soup.-One large rabbit, two table
spoonfuls of minced onion, quarter pound
of salt pork. four tablespoonfuls of rice, three
quarts Of colo water; parsley, salt and pep
Per. Joint IT, rabbit; put into the soup
kettle with the pork and onion, cover with
the water and cook slowly for two hours /;
stzain out meat and bones, put back over the
hre with the rice and parsley; simmer until
the rice il soft, mince the meat left in the
colander very fine and stir into the soup.
Boil up and pour inte the tureen. A good
soup.
BRowHED BEEy's ToNeuE.-Boil Q large
besfs tongue gently until skewer passes
easily into it; have ready in q saucepan q
pint Of weak stock, or some of the pot-liquor,
ttrained and skinned, to which you have
added tablespoonful of chopped onion, as
much minced parsley, couple Of stewed
tomatoes strained, pinch of mace and the
same Of cloves; salt, pepper and teaspoon
ful Of sugar. When these Ingredients have
dmmered together for half an hour lay the
tongue, skinned and trimmed neatly, in a
dripping pan, pour the gravy over it, bake,
covered and basting often, one hour; take
the tongue up and keep warm while you
thicken the gravy with Drowned -four, add
Ing little made mustard; pour over the
tongue.
CuRaY OF ToMAToRs And RIor.-One can
of tomatoes. threequarters Of cup Of rios,
one tablespoonful Of curry powder, one-half
tsaspoonful Of salt, two tablespoonfuls Of
but*sr, one tablespoonful sugar. Stir the
curry powder and sugar into the tomatoes;
put layer in the bottom of pudding dish;
cover with raw rice; salt and drop bits Of
butter over the rice; more tomatoes, more
rics, salt and butter until the materials are
al in. The uppermost layer must be toma-
toss. Let all stand together two hours.
Bake in . steady, not quick, oven forty
minutes, covered, then brown. Send to
table in the pudding-dish.
TuRNIPs WITH WHITE 6AUcs.-Peel and
alice white turnips; lay in cold water for
half an hour; put over the fire In boiling
saltsd water and cook tender; drain, pepper
and salt, put into deep dish and cover with
. cupful Of drawn butter, made with milk
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BOILED INDIAH PuDDINas.-Two cups of
Indian meal, two cups Of milk, four eggs,
half cup of powdered suet, half teispoonful
Of cinnamon, one cup Of molasses, quarter
tsaspoonful of soda sifted with the meal
twics. Heat the milk to scalding add the
sust and the meal. When the suet is melted
the cinnamon and molasses, and let all get
perfectly cold. Then beat in the eggs, hard,
and pour into buttered mold with tight
top. Boil steadily four hours. Dip the
mold into cold water for minute TO loosen
the contents. Turn out ON hot dish and
eas with butter and sugar, or with hard
sauoa.
a Physioisn's Joks.
A phyddan told . good joke on himself to
an eppeeciative audience ct the Jail. 'sAt
my house" he said, II make It . point to
ask blealing befory each meal. There 10
shayn bdehteyed little fellows member
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thinG that kapQsus, and often makes quaint
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